Stat

Scripting with the Stat class.

The Stat class is the main class you'll be using when scripting with the stats system. The advantage of this class is that it allows you to easily create stats of a specific type using Stat Identity, while also assigning strengths and weaknesses with Attribute.

Fields & Properties

Name	Description	Type	Access
initialValue	The starting value of the stat.	StatValue	public
currentValue	The current value of the stat.	StatValue	public
scaling	The amount this stat will scale each level.	StatValue	public
excessValue	The last calculated excess value.	StatValue	protected
externalValue	The amount gained/lost from external stats added together.	StatValue	public
externalStats	A list of stats buffing or debuffing this stat.	List<Stat>	public
level	The current level of this stat.	int	public
maxLevel	The max level of this stat.	int	public
combineType	The combine type used for mathematical operations.	CombineType	public
combineOperator	The combine operator used for mathematical operations.	CombineOperator	public
attribute	The attribute of this stat.	Attribute	public
statID	The ID of the stat identity.	int	public
identity	The stat identity. Use Identity or SetIdentity instead.	StatIdentity	public
BaseValue	The base value of the stat at the current level.	StatValue	public
MaxValue	The max value of the stat.	StatValue	public
NextBaseValue	The value of the stat if leveled up.	StatValue	public
MaxBaseValue	The max value of the stat if it reaches the max level.	StatValue	public
IsMaxed	If this stat is maxed.	bool	public
Identity	The stat identity.	StatIdentity	public

Combine Type

Supported stat combine types.

Name	Description
Value	When combined with another stat, the stat's value will be treated as is.
PercentMax	When combined with another stat, the stat's value will be treated as a percentage of the other stat's max value.
PercentCurrent	When combined with another stat, the stat's value will be treated as a percentage of the other stat's current value.

Combine Operator

Supported stat combine operators.

Name	Description
Add	Add the value to the other stat.
Subtract	Subtract the value from the other stat.

Creating a Stat

A Stat requires a StatIdentity. Stats can have an Attribute but they are optional.

The Stat class has many constructors you can use, however, the one used in the example below is the easiest and most common one. In the example, an HP stat with the Fire attribute is being created with the initial and current values of 100.

// Parameters: StatIdentity abbreviation, Attribute name, initial value, current value
Stat hp = new Stat("HP", "Fire", 100, 100);

Merging

Use the TryMerge method to permanently increase the value of a stat based on the value of a given stat. This method will return true or false, depending on whether the merge was successful. Merging may fail if the stats were not identical—only identical stats can be merged.

myStat.TryMerge(otherStat);

Combining/Uncombining

Combining a stat with another temporarily increases its value based on the value of a given stat until the other stat is uncombined.

Combine

Use the Combine method to combine a stat with another. Combining may fail if the StatIdentity and Attribute of the stats are not the same.

myStat.Combine(otherStat);

Uncombine

Use the Uncombine method to uncombine a combined stat.

myStat.Uncombine(otherStat);

Arithmetic

Methods

You can use the Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide to perform mathematically operations on stats. You will need to provide another Stat, a StatValue, float, or int as a parameter.

When using arithmetic methods on 2 stats, you will have the option to apply the attribute effectiveness with the second bool parameter.

myStat.Add(otherStat, useEffectiveness);

Operators

Similar to the methods, stats support arithmetic operators. Attribute effectiveness will automatically apply when possible.

myStat += otherStat;

Managing Levels

Setting the Level

myStat.SetLevel(1);

Increasing the Level

Use the TryUpgrade method to increase the level by a given amount. This method returns true or false, depending on if the level was actually increased. The level cannot go over the max level.

myStat.TryDowngrade(1);

Decreasing the Level

Use the TryDowngrade method to decrease the level by a given amount. This method returns true or false, depending on if the level was actually lowered. The level cannot go lower than 0.

myStat.TryDowngrade(1);

Optionally, you can use the Deplete method to set the level to 0.

myStat.Deplete();

Resetting Values

Reset Values

The ResetValues method resets the current and external values.

myStat.ResetValues();

Reset Completely

The Reset method resets a stat completely.

myStat.Reset();

Comparison

Is Similar

The IsSimilar method checks if a stat is similar to another.

bool similar = myStat.IsSimilar(otherStat, Similarity.Everything);

Similarity Types

Name	Description
Nothing	No similarity requirement.
IdentityAndAttribute	If the StatIdentity and Attribute are identical.
Everything	If the StatIdentity, Attribute, CombineType, and CombineOperator are identical.

Name Matches

Use the NameMatches method to check if a string matches either the name or abbreviation of a stat.

bool match = myStat.NameMatches("HP");